Squarespace 7.1Sliders & Carousels

Testimonials Slider Widget

By Common Ninja

Free
Testimonials Slider Widget – Squarespace Sliders & Carousels on SquareLocator
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Great for
Service businesses and consultants with private client feedback
B2B companies whose clients do not review on consumer platforms
Designers and photographers pairing quotes with portfolio pieces
Pricing and booking pages that need social proof beside the button
Know before you buy
  • Quotes are self-entered, so less verifiable than a live review feed
  • Hosted widget: free tier has a view limit and Common Ninja branding
  • Adds a third-party script to each page it sits on
  • Squarespace list sections already handle simple testimonial carousels
Version7.1
SetupEasy

Overview

The best testimonials most of my clients have never reached Google. They arrived by email, in a sales call debrief or on a feedback form after a project. Common Ninja's Testimonials Slider is a hosted SaaS widget for exactly those quotes: you type or paste them in yourself, add the author's name, role, company, photo and an optional star rating, and the widget displays them as a slider, wall, grid or quote-card carousel on your Squarespace site through a Code block embed.

What it includes

Manual testimonial entry with drag-and-drop ordering, a choice of layouts (horizontal slider, vertical wall, grid and quote-card carousel), several skins (card, minimal, framed quote and photo-prominent), a toggleable one to five star rating per quote, a source icon such as Google, Facebook, LinkedIn or Trustpilot or your own upload, arrow and pagination controls with a fade-edge option, full right-to-left support, colour and font controls, and a custom CSS field. Edits in the dashboard push live without touching the Squarespace page again.

Who it suits

Service businesses, consultants, agencies and freelancers whose proof is private rather than public, B2B companies whose clients will not review on consumer platforms, and anyone pairing a case study or portfolio piece with a client quote. Placed above a pricing table or near a booking button, three strong quotes do a lot of work.

Trade-offs

Because you curate the content, the widget carries less verifiable weight than a live Google Reviews feed; the two are complementary rather than interchangeable. It is a hosted widget with a free tier and paid plans, so the free plan covers one widget with a monthly view limit and Common Ninja branding, and it loads from Common Ninja's servers, adding a third-party script to the page. Squarespace's own list section can already do a simple testimonial carousel, so weigh whether you need the extra layouts and per-quote metadata.

How it installs

Add your testimonials in the Common Ninja editor, choose a layout and skin, copy the embed snippet, then add a Code block to your Squarespace page and paste it in. Code blocks are available on all current Squarespace plans, so no Core plan or code injection is needed.

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What it does
  • Manually curated testimonials with name, role, photo and rating
  • Slider, wall, grid and quote-card carousel layouts
  • Source icons for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Trustpilot or custom
  • Skins, colour and font controls plus custom CSS
  • Full right-to-left support and one-line Code block embed
Full specifications

FAQs

FAQs

What does the Testimonials Slider widget do?
It displays testimonials you enter yourself, with author name, role, photo, star rating and source icon, as a slider, wall, grid or quote-card carousel on your Squarespace site.
Does it pull reviews from Google or Facebook?
No. You add each quote manually, which is the point: it is for private testimonials collected by email or in person. For live Google reviews, use Common Ninja's Google Reviews widget.
How do I add it to Squarespace?
Build the slider in the Common Ninja editor, then paste the one-line embed snippet into a Code block on the page. Code blocks are available on all current Squarespace plans.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free tier covers one widget with a monthly view limit and Common Ninja branding. Paid plans add more widgets, premium skins and higher limits. Check the vendor's pricing page for current terms.
Can I match it to my brand?
Yes. Choose a layout and skin, then adjust colours, fonts, avatar shape, arrows and pagination. A custom CSS field covers anything the editor does not expose.
Does it support right-to-left languages?
Yes. Common Ninja state the widget has full RTL support for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu, with the slider direction and icons flipping automatically.